2003, Orlando, FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #308 - Sessions 1 and 2

1943-D 1C MS68 PCGS. This specimen displays sharp strike, satiny surfaces, and booming mint luster. It is a scarce and desirable coin in this high gra

1943-D/D 1C MS65 PCGS. Bright, evenly colored surfaces and highly lustrous. Just how was such a pronounced doubling of the mintmark overlooked for so

1943-D/D 1C MS65 PCGS. RPM-1, FS-019. A widely repunched mintmark variety, the present Gem readily reveals the undermintmark with a loupe. All design

1943-D/D 1C MS66 PCGS. The surfaces are very bright and show no mellowing of the zinc coating on either side. Sharply struck also with the earlier pun

1948 1C Cent MS65 Red PCGS, lustrous with pleasing color; 1963 Cent PR68 Red NGC, gorgeous pumpkin-orange color, seemingly pristine, the portrait has

1951-D/S 1C MS65 Red ANACS. FS-21.52. OMM-2. The lower curve of a prior mintmark is unmistakable beneath the D mintmark. A flashy Gem with attractive

1955/55 1C Doubled Die, Unc Details, Artificial Color, NCS. Just a bit too bright to be natural red color, there are significant portions of brown ove

1955/55 1C Doubled Die AU50 PCGS. Attractive, uniform chocolate brown surfaces. This is a very nice example of this popular, high profile error in the

1955/55 1C Doubled Die MS63 Brown NGC. Hints of reddish-violet remain in the most protected areas of the obverse. One grade-limiting mark is seen in t

1955/55 1C Doubled Die MS63 Brown PCGS. Moderately marked surfaces display glimpses of cherry-red color in the areas surrounding the portrait and abou